To mutilate or disfigure by battering, hacking, cutting, or tearing.
Even as the hacking underworld has splintered, new threats are emerging.
Life hacking (at least to me) is a crusade not for riches, but a better, happier, more virtuous life.
Maxim is clearly a power user of the rhncfg functionality, but hacking code is only an occasional thing for him.
Such hacking is, nevertheless, a useful reminder of an old adage: if something looks too good to be true, it probably is.
Researchers have learned that if villagers leave the stumps on the bare hillsides rather than hacking at them for firewood, the miombo woodlands will regenerate within five years.
Like a gadget that doesn't quite live up to its full potential, savvy home owners are increasingly hacking their homes to fit their individual needs.
In response, I begin feverishly hacking away at our firewall scripts, except this time, I'm a bit panicky — maybe my solution isn't so good after all.
Could it be because most of the time, we've left our Web site out to rot while we squander our precious time hacking away on our free software projects?
The Metropolitan police said the loophole was a key reason why it could not reopen its inquiry into the extent of phone hacking by News of the World staff.
